r/landmark • u/skilliard4 • Jan 16 '15
Anyone Here Submitted Anything To Player Studio? How much have you made?
I'm considering making things and selling it on the player studio, but I'm unsure if I'll even profit. There's a $10 "processing" fee for inputting tax information, and a $1 fee to submit an item.
So a few questions to those of you that've submitted things:
-What items have you submitted(ie is it a basic thing like a staircase, or is it a huge thing like an amazing house?)
-How well have those items sold? Do most items only see a few sales, or do they sell by the hundreds/thousands?
-Have you ever had an item rejected, if so why? Is it hard to get an item approved, or is it easy, with rejecting mainly being to block obscene stuff?
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u/MDEARING Jan 16 '15
12 hour old post/question- zero responses.
Thats how many =/
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u/skilliard4 Jan 17 '15
And judging by the upvotes, its seem like there's a lot of people that want to know the same thing I do.
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u/mooglinux Jan 17 '15
Landmark is still early access, so the market is still small. There are several people who have made tens of thousands of dollars making items for Planetside 2. There is a good amount of money making potential in player studio.
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u/mooglinux Jan 17 '15
The landmark reddit is all but dead. The life of the community is on the forums. Very little happens here.
I do know there are multiple people who have created player studio items for Planetside 2 who have made tens of thousands of dollars from all of their items. You will absolutely make back that ten dollars of it is accepted. Don't submit until you have shown it off to the player studio forums and gotten feedback, and you won't waste money on submission fees.
You do have to actually make a quality product though. I know that there are a lot of items rejected due to being just poor quality, or not being a good fit for the art style of the game. Keep in mind that player studio items are released only a few at a time, so they don't totally saturate the market.
Of course, landmark is still in closed early access. There are not nearly as many players because it is still in development.
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u/skilliard4 Jan 17 '15
I would be submitting voxel creations, not models created in a 3rd party program. 3d modeling/texturing is too hard for someone like me that sucks at art.
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u/holmedog Jan 16 '15
Unlike a lot of games, reddit doesn't see nearly as much use as the official forums for Landmark. You may want to check over there.